A camera in the corner doesn't mean you have coverage. Surveillance systems that actually work are designed around fields of view, lighting conditions, retention requirements, and the scenarios you need to be able to reconstruct. We design, install, and configure IP surveillance systems that do the job when it matters.
Cameras aimed at the ceiling, mounted where conduit was convenient rather than where coverage is needed, running on an NVR with seven days of storage and no backup — these are the systems that produce nothing useful after an incident. Coverage requires a design. Retention requires a retention policy. Useful footage requires the right camera in the right place with the right configuration.
From single-site office installations to multi-site enterprise deployments — designed to produce usable footage when you need it.
Floor plan-based camera placement design — field-of-view mapping, lens selection, mounting height, and lighting analysis for each camera position. Entry and exit points, high-value areas, and regulatory-required zones covered first. No placement by gut feel.
Physical installation of IP cameras — ceiling dome, bullet, PTZ, and multi-sensor — on Cat6A PoE drops or fiber runs. Interior and exterior. Weatherproofed and vandal-resistant hardware selected for the mounting environment. Cameras aimed and focused before project close-out.
Network video recorder or enterprise VMS configuration — camera discovery, recording schedules, motion detection zones, retention policy, and remote access. Platforms include Milestone, Genetec, Hanwha Wisenet, and Ubiquiti Protect. Storage sized to your retention requirement.
IP cameras on a dedicated surveillance VLAN, isolated from corporate network segments. Required for PCI-DSS compliance and increasingly required by cyber insurance carriers. Firewall rules configured to allow management access without exposing camera feeds to general network traffic.
Centralized VMS access across multiple locations — view any site from a single management interface. Cloud-managed platforms for organizations without on-site IT staff. Remote health monitoring and alert configuration so a camera that goes offline doesn't stay offline unnoticed.
Assessment of existing surveillance deployments — coverage gap analysis, retention review, firmware audit, network isolation check, and storage health. Remediation plan with prioritized gaps and upgrade path. For environments that have cameras but aren't sure they have coverage.
Camera schedule with location, model, IP address, and channel. Coverage map showing each camera's field of view. NVR/VMS configuration export. Network diagram showing VLAN assignment. Retention policy documentation. A package your IT team, your auditor, and your next integrator can use.
A site assessment maps your current coverage against your entry points, compliance requirements, and risk profile. We'll tell you where the gaps are and what a proper installation covers for your facility.